Chemistry, asked by nittalapadma4675, 11 months ago

Statement-1 : Sequence of bases in DNA is TGAACCCTT
and sequence of bases in m-RNA is CATTAAACC.
Statement-2 : In DNA, nitrogenous bases have hydrogen
bonds.

Answers

Answered by rohanbhilawe777
0

Answer:

statement 1 is incorrect beacuse mRNA should form ACUUGGGAA and statement 2 is correct nitrogen bases forms hydrogen bond

Answered by mad210217
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True or false

Explanation:

Statement one is incorrect and statement two is correct

Step by step explanation:

Statement 1: While decoding from DNA to mRNA some rules need to be followed.

for Gene code:

  • DNA-  'A' mRNA will be- 'U'
  • DNA-  'C' mRNA will be- 'G'
  • DNA-  'T' mRNA will be- 'A'

Hence for bases in DNA TGAACCCTT the sequence of bases in mRNA will be  ACUUGGGAA.

statement 2: This statement is true because DNA has double helix which is  from the nitrogenous bases forming hydrogen bonds between two opposite DNA strands.

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